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Disney's annual D23 Expo kicked off today, and its subsidiary Pixar unveiled a slew of new film announcements at the event. First up is "The Incredibles 3." Pixar released a concept art image (below) of Mr. Incredible carrying a spherical object, teasing that the film's plot will primarily focus on the Parr children – Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack – as they strive to prove their abilities and stand on their own. The antagonist, meanwhile, aims to demonstrate that not all superheroes are good.



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Another sequel with updated information is "Coco 2." Pixar released a new look (above) for protagonist Miguel, who appears older in this installment. Additionally, a new still (above) was also released today for a previously teased film, which had already received a teaser trailer.
"Coco 2" is slated for a November 2029 release, while the previously teased film is scheduled for a March 5, 2027 release. "The Incredibles 3" is set to hit theaters on June 16, 2028.
Regarding original animation, Pixar debuted a super-early teaser trailer (see link above) for its brand-new film, "Ghost Market," which explores "Asian monster" themes. The teaser features the Asian protagonist introducing the film's general style, content, and release date in a self-shot, found-footage format. The film is slated for release on March 10, 2028.